What is the definition and scope of application of grid management?

The definition and application scope of grid management method are as follows:

Grid management is an administrative reform. Relying on the unified urban management and digital platform, the urban management area is divided into unit grids according to certain standards. By strengthening the inspection of the components and events of the cell grid, the form of separation of supervision and disposal is established.

Grid management method has a wide range of applications, which can be applied to municipal management, property, community, customer management and other fields. Grid management has played an active role in urban grass-roots social governance and is an important innovation in urban community governance in China in recent years.

Specifically, the grid management mode changes the past management mode of passive response to problems into active discovery and solution of problems, "paying attention to customers, discovering needs and excavating value"; The informatization of management means is mainly reflected in the information, demand, service and evaluation of customers, the control and assessment of service providers, and the accuracy and efficiency of services.

Advantages of grid management method:

1. Improve governance efficiency: Grid management divides the city into several grids, and each grid is equipped with specialized managers to achieve refined management. Each grid can cooperate with each other and share information, which improves the governance efficiency.

2. Improve social participation: Grid management brings community residents into management participants, allowing residents to participate in community governance, thus improving social participation. Residents can put forward suggestions and opinions through the grid management platform and participate in community governance.

3. Promote social harmony: Grid management disperses the responsibility of urban governance to each grid, making the managers of each grid closer to residents, better understanding the needs of residents, reducing the occurrence of contradictions and promoting social harmony.